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People wearing life jackets jumping into or looking at the river.
People are near water.
entailment
People wearing life jackets jumping into water
en
People wearing life jackets jumping into or looking at the river.
People are doing flips into river.
neutral
People jumping does not imply that they are doing flips.
en
People wearing life jackets jumping into or looking at the river.
People are standing on the beach.
contradiction
They can be either looking at the river or standing on the beach.
en
A line of basketball players doing a drill.
the players are brazilian
neutral
Not all basketball players are brazilian.
en
A line of basketball players doing a drill.
players doing a drill
entailment
basket ball players who are doing a drill
en
A line of basketball players doing a drill.
the people are flying a plane
contradiction
If the players are doing a drill they aren't flying a plane.
en
some young men playing basketball
Some young men are playing baseball.
contradiction
Basketball isn't baseball.
en
some young men playing basketball
Basketball is being played.
entailment
If there are men playing basketball, then basketball is being played.
en
some young men playing basketball
The young men play on a court.
neutral
Playing basketball does not necessarily imply on a court.
en
A girl in a life jacket is swimming while others watch from the rocks.
A girl swimming alone.
entailment
If everyone else is on the rocks then it is imolied the girl is alone.
en
A girl in a life jacket is swimming while others watch from the rocks.
A girl playing softball, alone.
contradiction
The girl cannot be playing softball and swimming simultaneously. If there are others, she is not alone.
en
A girl in a life jacket is swimming while others watch from the rocks.
A lonely girl swims alone in a lake, hoping that someone on the shore might come swim with her.
neutral
WE have no idea if the girl is lonely an d we have no idea if she is alone or with other people.
en
A group of men stand in a gymnasium with a basketball.
they are playing basketball
entailment
Men in a gymnasium playing basketball
en
A group of men stand in a gymnasium with a basketball.
The men are in the gym
entailment
men in the gym with a basketball
en
A group of men stand in a gymnasium with a basketball.
They are outside
contradiction
A gymnasium isn't outside.
en
A man in a white restaraunt shirt smokes next to a dumpster.
A waiter is smoking outside the restaurant.
neutral
The man in white does not have to be a waiter. The man does not have to be smoking outside the restaurant.
en
A man in a white restaraunt shirt smokes next to a dumpster.
A man is cooking for a customer.
contradiction
He cannot be cooking and smoking next to a dumpster at the same time.
en
A man in a white restaraunt shirt smokes next to a dumpster.
A man smokes outside.
entailment
Dumpster implies outside.
en
Women of all ages and backgrounds practice yoga in an indoor studio.
They are sweating
neutral
Not all women who are sweating are doing yoga. Women of all ages and backgrounds are not always sweating.
en
Women of all ages and backgrounds practice yoga in an indoor studio.
The woman are doing yoga
entailment
Yoga can be done in an indoor studio.
en
Women of all ages and backgrounds practice yoga in an indoor studio.
They are all young
contradiction
If the women are of all ages, then they aren't all young.
en
A happy toddler is carrying a notebook.
The toddler is happy.
entailment
A toddler can be carrying a notebook.
en
A happy toddler is carrying a notebook.
A smiling toddler brings her notebook to a table to color.
neutral
Not all happy toddlers are smiling. Not all toddlers who have a notebook will color in them.
en
A happy toddler is carrying a notebook.
A happy toddler is playing with her blocks.
contradiction
A notebook isn't blocks.
en
A man plays a keyboard and sings.
A boy skips down the street.
contradiction
A man isn't a boy and when they sings they don't skips.
en
A man plays a keyboard and sings.
A singer rehearses a song with his keyboard.
neutral
A man that plays a keyboard and sings doesn't always rehearses songs.
en
A man plays a keyboard and sings.
A man performs a song.
entailment
Someone who plays a keyboard and sings performs a song.
en
A blond headed toddler walking with a red piece of paper in hand.
A toddler girl is walking with a red piece of paper.
neutral
Not every blond toddler is a girl.
en
A blond headed toddler walking with a red piece of paper in hand.
A toddler is walking.
entailment
A toddler can be blond headed.
en
A blond headed toddler walking with a red piece of paper in hand.
An adult is walking with a red piece of paper in hand.
contradiction
A toddler isn't an adult.
en
A woman plays a synthesizer in a dark room.
The synthesizer is shaped like a tennis racket.
contradiction
It is extremely unexpected for a synthesizer to be shaped like a tennis racket, and perhaps difficult to even see its shape in a dark room.
en
A woman plays a synthesizer in a dark room.
The synthesizer is making noise.
entailment
A synthesizer is making noise in a dark room as a woman plays it.
en
A woman plays a synthesizer in a dark room.
The curtains are drawn closed.
neutral
Just because the room is dark doesn't mean the room has the curtains closed. It might be night time, or the room might not have a window.
en
A little boy is running down the aisle clutching a book.
Jessica bought a new book.
contradiction
Jessica cannot be a little boy
en
A little boy is running down the aisle clutching a book.
Billy was running with his book clutched next to him.
entailment
It is implied that Billy is a little boy. "Book clutched next to him" is a rephrasing of "clutching a book."
en
A little boy is running down the aisle clutching a book.
Billy was running with his book.
neutral
You can not infer his name is Billy.
en
Little boy happily holds red booklet near rows of folding-chairs.
The alter boy cleans up after the church service.
neutral
Not all boys are alter boys Not all boys cleaning are folding chairs Not all boys folding up chairs are after a church service.
en
Little boy happily holds red booklet near rows of folding-chairs.
A little boy stands by folding chairs holding a red book.
entailment
A boy can happily hold a red booklet. Book and booklet are the same thing.
en
Little boy happily holds red booklet near rows of folding-chairs.
A girl holds a candle by a stage.
contradiction
A girl isn't a boy, a candle inst a booklet.
en
A flight attendant is demonstrating safety devices.
A flight attendant is putting on a show
entailment
Demonstrating devices means that one is putting on a kind of show.
en
A flight attendant is demonstrating safety devices.
A worker is on the plane
contradiction
He refers to a flight attendant not a worker.
en
A flight attendant is demonstrating safety devices.
A flight attendant is using a seat belt
neutral
We have no idea if the flight attendant is using a seat belt or one of the other many safety devices.
en
A stewardess reviews safety procedures on a plane.
The lady is headed to Taiwan.
neutral
Not all ladies are stewardess. Not all planes are heading to Taiwan.
en
A stewardess reviews safety procedures on a plane.
The woman is on a boat.
contradiction
A woman cannot be on a plane and on a boat at the same time.
en
A stewardess reviews safety procedures on a plane.
A stewardess is on a plane.
entailment
A stewardess often reviews safety procedures.
en
A flight attendant showing passengers how to use the airplane safety vest.
A flight attendant showing passengers something.
entailment
Something can be how to use the airplane safety vest.
en
A flight attendant showing passengers how to use the airplane safety vest.
A flight attendant on duty.
neutral
Not all flight attendants on duty are showing passengers how to use the airplane safety vest.
en
A flight attendant showing passengers how to use the airplane safety vest.
A carpenter at work.
contradiction
A carpenter wouldn't be at work on an airplane.
en
An elderly woman and another younger woman greeting each other.
An mean elderly woman and another younger woman
neutral
Not all elderly women are mean.
en
An elderly woman and another younger woman greeting each other.
An elderly alien and another younger alien
contradiction
A woman is not an alien.
en
An elderly woman and another younger woman greeting each other.
An elderly woman and another younger woman
entailment
An elderly woman and a younger woman can be greeting each other.
en
Woman on airplane models a flotation device.
The woman is working as a stewardess.
neutral
Not all stewardess models a flotation device.
en
Woman on airplane models a flotation device.
The woman is demonstrating a floatation device on a boat.
contradiction
An airplane is not a boat.
en
Woman on airplane models a flotation device.
The woman is inside an airplane.
entailment
A woman inside an airplane can models a flotation device.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two asian mothers are working out together
neutral
No way to know they are mothers.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two friends are walking.
neutral
Not all friends are asians. Not all friends are females.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two Asian women walk.
entailment
If they are females who are walking, they are women taking a walk.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two people are walking.
entailment
People can be Asian females.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two ladies are walking down the street.
neutral
the two walking ladies don't need to be necessarily walking down a street.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two caucasians are walking
contradiction
Asian is one type of race. Caucasians is another type of race
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two Asian women walk through a park.
neutral
the two ladies don't need to be necessarily walking down a park.
en
Two asian females go walking.
The females are mountain climbing.
contradiction
Females do not have to be asian. Females are either walking or mountain climbing.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two Asian women sit at a table.
contradiction
Females do not have to be women. A person can either go walking or sit at a table.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two ladies are tending their gardens.
contradiction
Females does do not have to be ladies or asian. People who go walking are not tending their gardens.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two men are hiking.
contradiction
Men are not asian or females. People who are walking do not have to be hiking.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Two asian females are taking a stroll together
entailment
Stroll is another word for walking.
en
Two asian females go walking.
Ladies are walking.
entailment
Females is another word for ladies.
en
Two asian females go walking.
The females are moving their legs.
entailment
Walking requires moving their legs.
en
Two asian females go walking.
The females are in Japan.
neutral
the two ladies don't need to be necessarily to be walking in japan.
en
Two young women walking.
The ladies are sitting in the kitchen.
contradiction
Young women do not have to be ladies. Ladies can be two or more people. If people are walking they are not sitting in the kitchen.
en
Two young women walking.
The two young women are walking somewhere.
entailment
If someone is walking they are walking somewhere.
en
Two young women walking.
The two young women are walking in the park.
neutral
the two young women don't need to be necessarily to be walking in the park.
en
Two young women walking.
Two women are running together.
contradiction
Women do not have to be young. If women are walking they are not running together.
en
Two young women walking.
One man jogging outside.
contradiction
A man is not women. There is either one or two people. If people are walking they are not jogging.
en
Two young women walking.
A man and a women are walking together.
contradiction
A man is not a women. There can either be two or more women. Women do not have to be walking together.
en
Two young women walking.
Ladies are walking.
entailment
Women is another way of saying ladies.
en
Two young women walking.
The ladies are walking down a corridor.
neutral
the two young women don't need to be necessarily to be walking down a corridor.
en
Two young women walking.
Two women are strolling down the road.
neutral
the two young women don't need to be necessarily to be walking down the road.
en
Two young women walking.
Two young women walking through a park.
neutral
the two young women don't need to be necessarily to be walking through a park.
en
Two young women walking.
A pair of young looking females walking.
entailment
A pair is two.
en
Two young women walking.
Two girls are walking together.
entailment
Girls are often called young women.
en
Two young women walking.
The two young women are sitting on a bench.
contradiction
The women can't be walking and sitting at the same time.
en
Two young women walking.
A couple of girls are walking.
neutral
a couple of girls can be more than two. Women are older than girls.
en
Two young women walking.
Two women on a walk outside.
entailment
To walk outside one must be walking.
en
Two young women walk past a door in a white wall.
Two friends are walking down the street looking for a restaurant
neutral
the two young women walking past the door don't need to be friends. A door with a white wall does not necessarily mean it is a restaurant.
en
Two young women walk past a door in a white wall.
Two friends are walking down the street
entailment
If someone is going to be walking past a door in a white wall they are most likely going to be outside.
en
Two young women walk past a door in a white wall.
Friends are sleeping in the street
contradiction
The women can't be walking and sleeping at the same time.
en
Two women walking.
There are two people walking in a park.
neutral
the two young women don't need to be necessarily to be walking in a park.
en
Two women walking.
There are two people walking.
entailment
Women are people.
en
Two women walking.
There are four people jogging.
contradiction
Two and four are different numbers.
en
A man is playing guitar and wearing sunglasses.
A man is playing guitar.
entailment
A man can be wearing sunglasses.
en
A man is playing guitar and wearing sunglasses.
A man is smashing his guitar.
contradiction
Playing is not the same as smashing.
en
A man is playing guitar and wearing sunglasses.
A man is playing an Oasis song in a college courtyard.
neutral
We don't know if the man is in a college courtyard necessarily.
en
A man wearing sunglasses is playing the guitar.
A man is playing the guitar.
entailment
There is a man playing a guitar.
en
A man wearing sunglasses is playing the guitar.
The man is playing the flute.
contradiction
the man is either playing the guitar or the flute
en
A man wearing sunglasses is playing the guitar.
The man is good with the guitar.
neutral
The man may not be good at playing guitar.
en
A man wearing sunglasses playing an acoustic guitar.
A man playing a slow song on a outside.
neutral
We don't know if the song is a slow song.
en
A man wearing sunglasses playing an acoustic guitar.
A man playing an accordion for a crowd.
contradiction
A guitar is a different instrument from and accordion.
en
A man wearing sunglasses playing an acoustic guitar.
A man standing outside.
entailment
Sunglasses are usually worn outside.
en
A woman window shops outside of a Louis Vuitton store.
The woman is wearing high heel shoes while window shopping.
neutral
We don't know if the woman is wearing a high heel.
en